Scope is in limited release. We are opening to a small group of design partner firms. See what works today
Your court reporter, your process server, your records professional, your IME panel. The people you already trust. Scope is not a replacement for them. It is the protocol layer that makes the work go to the right professional with the audit trail you have always wanted.
Court reporter, process server, IME panel, records retrieval, expert witness, e-discovery professional. Anyone you already work with. They sign up via your invitation link.
Scope offers a matter to your primary professionals first, then your backups, as long as they pass the matter's checks and your firm's standing authority does not pick differently. Roster only keeps the first send inside your roster. A person at your firm approves every dispatch before it is sent unless your firm's pre-authorized spending covers it.
They keep every dollar of their published price. Scope's fee is 15 percent of the professional's price, shown as its own line on your invoice. You get the audit trail, the structured workflow, and the price discipline.
You pick the mode when you send a matter for one service. A matter sent without a mode uses Open network. Roster only applies when a matter is first sent. A replacement after a decline is not limited to your roster.
Scope offers the matter to your primary professionals first, then backup, then other professionals on Scope who pass the matter's checks, the lower rate-card price first within each group, unless your firm's standing authority picks differently. A person at your firm approves every dispatch before it is sent unless your firm's pre-authorized spending covers it.
Today this sends a matter the same way as Open network: your primary professionals first, then backup, then other professionals on Scope who pass the matter's checks. A person at your firm approves every dispatch before it is sent unless your firm's pre-authorized spending covers it.
Only your roster professionals can be chosen when the matter is first sent, primary before backup. If none of them passes the matter's checks, it is not sent. A replacement after a decline is not limited to your roster. A person at your firm approves every dispatch before it is sent unless your firm's pre-authorized spending covers it.
The founding class is the first 100 professionals per category. If the professional you bring in lands while their category is still open, they join it: founding status and benefits held for 24 months, and the benefits package on top. Their published price is untouched either way - Scope never deducts from it.
Two lines, always: the professional's price, and Scope's fee. Never one blended number.
You still keep the relationship, and founding status never moves anyone ahead of your roster. It is a recognition layer the buyer side sees - it does not change who is offered the work.
In seconds. One email. You choose primary or backup when you invite them, and they set up their account from your invitation.